bhc Group Haebaragi Volunteer Team Supports Production of Books for the Visually Impaired

The 7th term, Team 2 of the Sunflower Volunteer Group is taking a commemorative photo while supporting the production of books for the visually impaired at the National Library for the Disabled in Seocho-gu, Seoul on the 20th.
[Photo by bhc Group]

bhc Group's university student volunteer organization, the ‘Haebaragi Volunteer Group,’ announced on the 22nd that it carried out support activities for the production of books for the visually impaired.

This volunteer activity was planned to expand the scope of volunteer work in various forms through online participation.

The 7th Haebaragi Volunteer Group, Team 2, participated on the 20th in an online volunteer activity for producing alternative materials for the disabled, operated by the National Library for Disabled Persons in Seocho-gu, Seoul. Using individual laptops to access the relevant webpage, they utilized a program called Hansoneul to perform proofreading work necessary for producing DAISY books. The volunteers selected desired books and meticulously compared the original content with the corrected content, letter by letter, continuing the proofreading work according to the prescribed input rules such as typos and spacing.

DAISY books are E-BOOKs designed for people with visual impairments, low vision, dyslexia, and other reading disabilities. The DAISY books produced based on the documents proofread by the Haebaragi Volunteer Group on this day will be provided to the visually impaired in audio form through TTS technology.

A bhc Group representative said, “We will continue to provide unwavering support so that the members of the 7th Haebaragi Volunteer Group, which has established itself as a leading university student volunteer organization, can internalize the values of sharing and coexistence through volunteer activities.” He added, “Through the activities of the Haebaragi Volunteer Group, we will continue various efforts to spread social values of togetherness among many young people who will lead the future.”

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